Which company temporarily replaced their long-running slogan with 'It's All Inside' in 2004, only to revert back to their original slogan within months due to customer backlash and declining sales?

Advertising slogans can make or break a brand's identity. Some become so iconic they're worth millions in brand recognition, while others fade into obscurity. In 2004, one major company famously abandoned their decades-old slogan for a new one, only to reverse course after sales declined. This poll tests your knowledge of this notable advertising misstep that led to a swift return to brand tradition.

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KFC (replaced 'Finger Lickin' Good')
Coca-Cola (replaced 'The Real Thing')
McDonald's (replaced 'I'm Lovin' It')
Sears (replaced 'Where America Shops')